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Things are getting crazy now. Not just in the comic but also in my studio. I just finished the last of the inks for book 3 today and sent them to my flatter. So I should have everything back from him by Monday and then it's just spending the week trying to finish coloring spreads before launching my Kickstarter! GULP!

I will still be finishing up the dialogue and fine tuning things over the corse of next month though. 


I'll be sending out an email this weekend to my mailing list announcing that I'll be launching a Kickstarter in about a week so be looking for that. It's nothing new to you guys though. :)


So I'm pretty much getting finished with the edits of the pages as I deliver them to Webtoons at the moment. That's why these pages you see here are basically the same place we are at in the Webtoons updates. It's kinda time consuming to make two different versions of this comic but that's what has been happening and it's amazing that it is getting finished so quickly. I still can't believe I finished 2 massive graphic novels in about 9 months! Lets just say that I'm very excited to finally get these printed so that I can see all that hard work finally in book form. It's too exciting! I've been dreaming of being able to produce this much work for a long time and it's surreal to see that it's finally happening.


Anyway, I hope you like how that last spread ends with black panels. I think it gives the reader a real uneasy feeling right after seeing Vonna gets sucked under the sand. Better yet, I'm toying with the next spread being solid black. What do you guys think? Maybe you will want to give me an answer after you see what happens next. :)


Thanks again for all your support over the year. See you next Friday!


Jason 

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Christopher Ross

I quite like the black panels as above.....they create a real uncertainty. The yellow and white behind is better than the traditional white l have seen behind other panels. It looks real good. Great work.